The phrase "arrived those" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks proper context or structure to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "They arrived those who were invited to the event." (Note: This example is still awkward and not standard English.)
Alternatives: "those who arrived" or "arrived people".
Even if rock 'n' roll hadn't arrived, those years couldn't have been this dull.
On one summer Saturday in 1906, a decade before the subway had even arrived, those day-trippers mailed 200,000 postcards.
By the time I arrived, those commanders had become secretive, cloistering themselves behind closed doors -- no more PowerPoint presentations offering the press (me) straight-faced assessments of "progress".
After he arrived, those feeds at night, the silence of the city asleep and that creature who had my sister's eyes snuffling as he fed, it was a silence of love and peace and happiness.
Browsing online after I took my seat on the morning train from Paddington, it quickly became apparent that while officials might see Newquay as completely regenerated – "The town has cleaned its act up," said Mayor Dave Sleeman a couple of weeks before we arrived – those who benefit from the pisshead tourist trade aren't giving it up that easily.
The trouble is, when game time arrives those grandstands remain painfully vacant.
When the first missionaries arrive, those who have suffered most under the village culture are the first to join the church.
As the season of scratchy throats, stuffy noses and achy muscles arrives, those seeking to protect themselves against flu's miseries have a new option.
When the apocalypse finally arrives, those with the booksmarts will be the upperymen.
But when those peaks arrived, the applause redoubled.
But even more remarkable was how she arrived at those poses, how she danced.
